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NUCLEAR MEDICINE1. Introduction:- Production of Radionuclide- Commonly used Radionuclide- Radioactive decay and half life2. Detection Equipment- Gamma Camera- Well Counter- Principles of SPECT, PET3. Quantification:- Uptake function- GFR, ERPF, Indices4. Practical:- Imaging Protocols.- Accident and Incidental handling.- Clinical indication and Procedures of commonly useddiagnostic procedures.COMPUTERS IN RADIOLOGY1. Principles of Digital image manipulation.2. Health informatics including data management, storageand retrieval.3. Picture Archiving and Communication SystemsRadiological and cross-sectional anatomy as required inUltrasound, CT and MRI.RADIOLOGICAL & SECTIONAL ANATOMYTrainee must know the gross and sectional anatomy of thefollowing:1. Nervous system and head and neck2. Thorax- Its wall and contents- Respiratory system- Cardiovascular system- BreastCPSP Intermediate Module in Diagnostic Radiology 201019
3. Abdomen and pelvis- Its walls peritoneum and contents- Gastrointestinal system- Hepatobiliary system- Urinary system- Genital system both male and female4. Endocrine glands5. Musculo-skeletal system6. Peripheral vascular and Lymphatic systemPOSITIONING, RADIOGRAPHY AND PROCEDURES1. Radiographic Positioning2. For Procedures see competency ListCPSP Intermediate Module in Diagnostic Radiology 2010CLINICAL RADIOLOGY1. BreastAt the end of two years residency, the resident should be able to:Core knowledge:- understand breast pathology and clinical practicerelevant to clinical radiology- understand radiographic techniques employed indiagnostic mammography- understand the principles of current practice inbreast imaging and breast cancer screening- have awareness of the proper application of other imagingtechniques to this specialty (e.g. ultrasound,magnetic resonance imaging and radionuclideradiology)- identify normal vs. abnormal anatomic structures- discuss technical and physical factors unique to theproduction of a mammogram.- make a preliminary review of mammogram films andadvise the technologist on the need for additional views- able to establish a plan for follow-up protocol for probablybenign lesions.- select cases for appropriate ultrasound examination.- interpret ultrasound examinations.- be aware of Radiation Protection, International & PNRARegulations, etc.20
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